The 5'-10" is my choice for a "camping truck", but anything with real work, even 6'6" standard is too short.

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Feb 24, 2020
11:11:54am

Bert609 All-American

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PSA: A long bed Tundra looks dumb. Don’t do it.

Pimpin4Paradise All-American

2/24/20 10:53am

Until you have to move that couch from IKEA

IndepYndent

2/24/20 10:54am

What's your take on a Honda Ridgeline?

eysikal

2/24/20 10:57am

I believe Honda should stop making trucks altogether.

Pimpin4Paradise

2/24/20 10:59am

All steak and no potatoes

IndepYndent

2/24/20 11:00am

Not Trucks.. just weird shaped mini vans

relic

2/24/20 11:04am

So useful though. One of the biggest shortcoming of my 3/4-ton is the 6'-6" bed.

Bert609

2/24/20 11:04am

It doesn’t look awful on all trucks. I generally think it looks fine on SuperDuty and GMC/Chevy/Ram 2500 and above.

Pimpin4Paradise

2/24/20 11:15am

That's fair, it looks like the wheelbase is extended even further back on the longbed Tundra.

Bert609

2/24/20 11:21am

If you work in construction it's dead useful to be able to have 8'x4' plywood

Windward_Coug

2/24/20 11:07am

The 5'-10" is my choice for a "camping truck", but anything with real work, even 6'6" standard is too short.

Bert609

2/24/20 11:11am

Looks fine to me...

Pretorian

2/24/20 11:11am

What's the point of a pickup if it has no bed?

ditch

2/24/20 11:18am

My regular bed F250 is 6’ 10” and I can haul most anything I need to. Could easily haul a long couch with straps and the

Pimpin4Paradise

2/24/20 11:37am

I don't consider a 6'10" as "no bed"

ditch

2/24/20 12:43pm

I think the longbed on my Ram 2500 looks dumb but

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